YOKOHAMA – Local officials inspected a farm Monday in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, after it was announced Sunday that the farm had kept a cow that had mad cow disease, the 10th such case in Japan.
The prefectural officials visited the farm to examine the feed given to the animal, which was slaughtered Friday, and to check the health of some 60 other cows kept there.
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